After The Show

On the final episode of series one we talk to Henderson Cole, entertainment lawyer to the US DIY Stars. Henderson works with everyone from labels down to new DIY bands who just need a bit of advice. On the show we talk about his roots, growing up with DIY ethics, how he became a lawyer and his tips for 2020.

After a short break we're back. This month we speak to Death and Milk founder Alex Sears. Alex used to sing in a fantastic UK band called Decade and was inspired to draw during his time away from the band. We sit down and talk about the humble beginnings from a doodle in his flat through to his clothing company and his potential graphic novel.

On this months episode we dive behind the camera lens to speak to Dev Yüceil. Not only does Dev sing and play guitar in Delta Sleep he also is a freelance D.O.P (Director of Photography) and we have a chat about his work filming in active war zones, back street surgery's and Lil Bub the internet cat.

On this months episode I talk to Heads Above The Waves (HATW) founder Si Martin about the charities work, humble beginnings and what the future holds for them. We also talk about wrestling which I dont know much about which will become evident. Also, there is a conversation and talk about self harm in this episode.

On this months episode we have a chat with Lucinda Livingstone, editor of Ladyfuzz zine, graphic designer and local promoter about zine culture, the importance of your local scene and 90's teen magazines. If you're enjoying this sonic output then rate the podcast, share with your friends and family and hit us up about it on twitter @bsmrocks.

On the third instalment of the After The Show podcast we talk to Mark Holley of Black Foxxes. Mark suffers from crohn's disease and has been touring with the disease for many years now, we talk through the ups and downs of living with a disease that effects more people that you'd think. If you've been enjoying this podcast please rate, subscribe and share with your friends.

On the second episode of ATS we sit down and talk to Nicola and Jake from Doe about their healthy / unhealthy horror flick obsession. We talk about everything from Alien to 80s classics. If you're enjoying this sonic output then rate the podcast, share with your friends and family and hit us up about it on twitter @bsmrocks.

After The Show is the new BSM podcast that looks to explore our guests work, hobbies and lives outside of the very public persona they have. On the first episode we talk to Rob Flynn from Irish band The Winter Passing about his new barber shop Faction in Dublin. We discuss the beginnings of his career and how he's become the man he is today through Dublins music and barber scene.